Lafiel on 03 April 2014
| TimCliveroller said: I tell you this: If Gaikai and Onlive is/was/is possible, why ... |
The difference is, that Gaikai/Onlive processes everything inside the render farm and sends a video stream to the user, the users device sends back the control inputs.
The system used here is supposed to handle individual tasks in a game, like lighting or physics, while the rest is handled by the machine at home. Synching up these tasks with what is processed at home sounds quite hard, as in a 30fps game the frame has to be ready after 33.3ms and in a 60fps game after 16.6ms, as many users are on an internet connection that fluctuates between 20-100ms.
